Based on advertising prices posted by sellers on CarSwitch
Here’s what brand new Changan models will cost you approximately
Based on actual Changan car transactions from the last 12 months in UAE
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Changan sells on the simplest proposition in the UAE market: a well-equipped, warranty-backed car for less than the Japanese or Korean equivalent, mostly the CS crossovers plus the Alsvin, a small saloon for first-time buyers and fleets. Used ones are young, low-mileage cars, and the range has moved quickly — the CS75 Plus reworked the cabin and the styling over the CS75 it sits above.
What to check on a used Changan
Compare the asking price against what that money buys from a mainstream brand, then read the report.
This is the cheap end of the market and unapologetically so — roughly what a five-year-old mainstream hatchback costs, for a far newer and better-equipped car. Asking prices across our current UAE listings run from AED 25500 for a small saloon up to AED 55200 for a family crossover, and nothing in the range asks premium money.
Middling, taken across the model curves we can measure: Changans average about 47% of their value after five years in the UAE. Since the entry price was low to begin with, the money at risk is small, which is part of the appeal.
The mechanical side is conventional and that works in your favour: turbocharged four-cylinder petrol engines and ordinary automatics, nothing exotic to fail. What needs verifying is the paperwork — whether the factory warranty is live and transferable, whether servicing happened at the agent, and whether every screen and driver aid still works, since equipment is the whole pitch. Read the electrical section of the report, then the mechanical one.